11/01/2006
Local Dog Blames Mysterious "Other Dog" for Holes in Your Lawn

"Look - I know I've done stupid stuff like this in the past," he said, cocking his head sideways. "But you've gotta believe me - it was this OTHER DOG, I swear."
Hopper was unable to provide much in the way of a helpful description.
"It was dark, so I didn't get a good look," he said, wagging his tail. "But I'd know that smell anywhere. I have a nose like a bloodhound, mister."

Hopper added that he would be happy to keep an eye out for the mystery pooch.
"No problem, that," he said, sitting on his haunches. "It's the least I can - hey! What's with the rolled-up newspaper?"
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I had to comment.
That dog looks just like mine probably did when he was a puppy, and Ranger never digs holes.
Ranger Dawg:
http://tinyurl.com/ykq4o5
The "other dog" theory is quite believable. Ranger also conveys thoughts and words through violent sneezes and body language.
PS:
Your right side indicators of who links to this site is not valid, since I link to this site and neither one recognizes ANYONE linking.
(Which makes me wonder why you offer the links.)
Sobriety test to post:
ixfkba
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That dog looks just like mine probably did when he was a puppy, and Ranger never digs holes.
Ranger Dawg:
http://tinyurl.com/ykq4o5
The "other dog" theory is quite believable. Ranger also conveys thoughts and words through violent sneezes and body language.
PS:
Your right side indicators of who links to this site is not valid, since I link to this site and neither one recognizes ANYONE linking.
(Which makes me wonder why you offer the links.)
Sobriety test to post:
ixfkba
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